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TAPED TO THE FRONT DOOR AT THE Justice Department's Environmental Crimes Unit in Washington is a cartoon showing a business executive speaking to five oth... Read story

No Free Pass

By Alison Stein Wellner | Aug 1, 2007

Anti-bribery law is now aggressively enforced. Read story

Bills To Keep An Eye On

By David Abrahamson | May 1, 1991

Information about current legislation that affects small business. Read story

The Melted Pot

By Marc Ballon | Feb 1, 1999

Not long ago, Chamblee, Georgia gained notoriety as a city seeking to keep immigrants out of the area. Today, immigrant-owned businesses have revived Chamble... Read story

High Concept: The Pen and Automated Teller

By Kate O'Sullivan | Jul 1, 2002

A new network of ATM-like touch-screen kiosks automates routine probation interviews for convicted felons. Read story

Let's Bring Back Antitrust

By Robert B. Reich | Oct 1, 1982

For the third time in a century, our government wants to abandon antitrust enforcement. It is time for small business to sound the alarm. Read story

Office Security

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The Brouhaha On Resale Prices

Dec 1, 1982

Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (D-Ohio) was in high dudgeon. Before him in the congressional hearing room this past September sat William F. Baxter, assistant att... Read story

The Dangers of Identity Theft

By Daniel Akst | May 1, 2007

Entrepreneurs are especially vulnerable. Read story

Selling To The Government

By Jack Rennie | Jul 1, 1983

If small companies could act more like big ones, they would get a larger piece of a healthy market. Read story

Company's Legal Woes Cause Trouble for Another Firm

By Angus Loten | May 23, 2006

The CEO of Louisville, Ky.-based iGate recently pleaded guilty to bribery. Read story

Why Don't Your Kids Want To Be Entrepreneurs?

By Albert Shapero | Sep 1, 1981

Freedom! Independence! The dream of being on one's own! That's the American ethic, nurtured by tales of hardy immigrants who took their lives into their... Read story

Washington Is Telling Secrets

By Paul A. Allen | Sep 1, 1981

And some of those secrets are your competitors'. The Freedom of Information Act gives you access to information that can help your business. Read story

Audit Firm Fesses Up, Pays $456 Million for Fraud

By Daniel Del'Re | Aug 30, 2005

August 30, 2005 --On Monday, KPMG agreed to pay $456 million for helping high net worth individuals set up offshore tax havens that federa... Read story

New Defender For Small Business

Jul 1, 1982

Small business deserves its day in court. So thinks San Francisco lawyer Timothy H. Fine, founder of the Small Business Legal Defense Committee, a new or... Read story

Minimills Continue Robust Growth

By J.K. | May 1, 1984

While big U.S steel producers are padlocking old plants and choosing up merger partners, the minimills continue to grow. In late winter, as the U.S. Depar... Read story

Contempt of Court

By Steve Solomon | Oct 1, 1989

How to avoid litigation and cut legal costs. Read story

Deregulation Blues

By Steve Coll | Oct 1, 1985

TELECOMMUNICATIONS MODEL SUGGESTS THAT DEREGULATION WON'T BOOST ENTREPRENEURS. Read story

Court Ruling Halts Government Plan to Punish Small Businesses

By Angus Loten | Oct 12, 2007

The Department of Homeland Security plan was part of a crackdown on undocumented workers and their employers. Read story

Justice Plans End To Antitrust "activism"

Nov 1, 1981

Some aspects of the Reagan Administration's antitrust policy will remain fuzzy until early next year, but other features of the Justice Department's new p... Read story

This Moment in Numbers

By Raisa Marshall | May 15, 2000

A statistical look at the current state of small business. Read story

Medical Leave Changes Expected

By Allen Roberts | Feb 25, 2005

Feb. 25, 2005 -- With the U.S. Department of Justice poised to propose changes in the decade-old Family and Medical Leave Act, a study re... Read story

TechnoFile: Identity Crisis

By Anne Stuart | Oct 1, 2003

By now, you've heard that identity theft is among America's fastest-growing crimes , with nearly 10 million cases last year alone, and y... Read story

There's More Than One Way to Bust a Trust

By Robert Litan | Dec 1, 2005

The Microsoft case proves the resilient power of the market. Read story

Coping With The New Immigration Law

By Marisa Manley | Aug 1, 1987

Confusing it may be, but it's the law of the land -- which means that everybody who hires anybody is going to need a new set of hiring procedures Read story

Workplace Violence

Related Terms: Workplace Anger Workplace viole... Read story

The Right To Compete

By Jerome S. Lamet | Dec 1, 1983

In the name of free enterprise, the Reagan Administration is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to let big business dictate resale prices. Read story

Meet Glenn Weadock

Mar 6, 2000

Glenn Weadock is president of Independent Software, Inc. (ISI) , a Denver-area computer consulting firm... Read story

Robocops

By Gary A. Taubes | Dec 15, 1995

A police dept.'s community-affairs managers tells readers how high tech is helping them solve crimes. Read story

The Supreme Court Backs Cut-rate Distributors

By Leslie M. Schultz | Aug 1, 1984

Discounters, take heart. The U.S. Supreme Court is on your side. This spring, the Court affirmed a $10.5-million judgment in favor of Spray-Rite Service... Read story

Joe Mansueto Agrees to Buy Inc. and Fast Company

Morningstar chairman and chief executive to form new publishing entity, magazines to operate from New York. Read story

The Long Good-bye

By Susan Greco | Oct 15, 2000

When four friends started Inc. 500 company IRIS (#192), they decided to sell the company ASAP. Eight years later, they've finally succeeded. Read story

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